Height and weight standards for four-month-old baby girls

For full-term newborns, there are differences in height and weight standards four months after birth, and there are also differences in the development of male and female babies. The normal height range of a boy is 60.1-67.9cm and the weight is 5.7-8.7kg, while the normal height range of a four-month-old girl is 58.1-66.3cm and the weight is 5.1-8.1kg, which is a general standard.

The height and weight standard of a four-month-old baby is also closely related to the height and weight at birth. If a child is born too young, his height and weight may be too small at four months. Parents don’t need to worry at this time, because the growth and development of children takes a certain amount of time. When the child is four months old, adequate breastfeeding or milk powder feeding should be maintained to maintain normal growth and development of the baby. If the child is underweight, pay attention to whether there is insufficient breastfeeding or improper feeding of milk powder, and whether the child has abdominal distension, diarrhea, etc. In addition, there is a certain relationship between height development and genetics. 70% comes from parental inheritance and 30% depends on acquired nutrition.